Category: Tech

Due to several swiftly-approaching deadlines, I’m taking a hiatus from recording the St. Bede Psalmcast for a bit. We’ll see how long “a bit” turn out to be… I’ve enjoyed doing the podcast. It’s certainly done what it was supposed to do, providing a venue for enforced research for my

For whatever reason, my wife and I were discussing lectionary-based podcasts over the weekend. Naturally, my St Bede Psalmcast is a podcast connected to the Revised Common Lectionary, but clearly isn’t an exposition of the readings in any sort of depth; I touch on the “main” readings only so far as

Here is the latest version of the breviary code revision! There are a few bugs that I’ve found so far—notably around the “Previous Office” button moving from Morning Prayer to Compline. I’m still revising it and am working on a “Save” button. http://breviary.stbedeproductions.com/test/office.html

Since my previous post, I’ve been able to log some significant time getting bugs fixed and features added to the new code base. Morning Prayer in the new format is here: http://breviary.stbedeproductions.com/test/Morning_79_BCP.html I’m happy to announce that Evening Prayer can now be found here: http://breviary.stbedeproductions.com/test/Evening_79_BCP.html But…you might be saying…what if I don’t

As promised earlier, here is a link for Morning Prayer in the new experimental version of the St. Bede’s Breviary code base: http://breviary.stbedeproductions.com/test/Morning_79_BCP.html As you’ll see, most of the usual breviary options are present. The two main areas that I intend to get to but have not yet fully addressed

I just got a hold of Logos 6… As I mentioned briefly at the end of the last podcast, I’ve been using Logos software to do biblical work since my last couple years of college which are now 20 years ago (!). Back then, it was one of the few

So—apropos of nothing… What do you look for in a devotional app? When I say devotional app, I’m thinking of something like, say, the Forward Movement app for the iDevice prominently featured in my sidebar. It contains the Forward Day by Day devotional and it has the Episcopal Daily Office

The good folks at Logos Bible Software have sent me a review copy of their latest work, the Anglican Base Packages. I’m going to be writing a formal review for this software for The Living Church, but as a means to prepare for that, I’ll be putting it through its

Lent is officially here. At my house, among other things, we’re taking stock of the way that we do things and what stuff is lying around. It’s time to think again about if, when, and how our stuff is holding us back. For me this is always challenging work. The

When I was appointed to the Standing Commission on Liturgy & Music (SCLM) and became chair of the Digital Publication committee, I discovered in the course of my research that we had never actually acted upon General Convention resolution 2009-A102. This is the resolution that re-authorized provisional use of the

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